Infoscripts.com Review
 

Hi,

could you give me a quick review on http://www.Infoscripts.com and give me some tips for the Search Engine Optimization?

Thanks

Re: Infoscripts.com Review
 

I can't help much on your question, but may I say great flow and look to the site. I like it when a site is "clean" and "crisp" and you are able to navigate it with little delay or difficulty.

I would be up to posting to it when you are set to go.

And I would also be interested in any search ("query") optimization. :o

Re: Infoscripts.com Review
 

I think you have a nice site with an intuitive design. However, I think your biggest hinderance is the lack of actual scripts in the directory. If you don't want to wait for members to add scripts, to get the site off the ground, add as many as you possibly can. It might also be a good idea to then e-mail the script owner and say: "I am the webmaster of a new script directory, infoscripts.com. I have added your site to the directory. It would be a great help if you could reciprocate with a link back to us." Or something along those lines.

Re: Infoscripts.com Review
 

I love the site design. Very well done.


maybe...

"With a committment to providing top-quality products, service and support, InfoScripts specializes in the following areas for our innovative scripts and designs: .... "




maybe...
"Founded in 2003 by a designer-programmer team from one of the largest Irish companies, InfoScripts proudly calls Dundalk, Ireland home."

Make the city and country name a link to a map.


However, now that I think about it, I don't like the second paragraph so much. I don't mind the mention of the 2003, although it's so recent, it's not a strength. The mention of location is redundant with the contact info right below it.
How about follow the info about one is a programmer and one is a designer with some more resume-type info like....
"years of experience"
"clients served"
"industries served"

That'll help the reader get to know you better.
Ultimately, your prospects have to want to do business with YOU, personally before they will become clients. ... at least your design clients.

Oh... make the words "programmer" and "designer" when they refer to you be links to more detailed bio of each of you, picture included.

Good Luck !

Daniel

Re: Infoscripts.com Review
 

Thanks for all your help! I've got plenty of scripts now and improved the design. :cheesy:

Re: Infoscripts.com Review
 

Hi there, i just checked out your website. I think functionality wise the design is sound. It is very easy to navigate around and find the scripts you require. I think the actual design of the website (header) could be improved, the dull colours don't seem that enticing and engaging imo.

Re: Infoscripts.com Review
 

Thanks again, just did some new improvements for my design, it will hopefully look better now.